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Episode 130: Girl
This is the final episode.
I read this as a continuation from the previous "Gone with the Storm"
It can be read as the state of the classroom after Ayutori has disappeared.
In fact, the first half was a rehearsal for a play that Ayutori had written.
However, for some reason, Ayutori appears.
First of all, it's a small detail, but the first half of "Girl A"
It's a rehearsal for a play, so everyone is acting.
Characters who are acting are not accompanied by cartoonish expressions such as "sweaty."
Asai was the only one who was sweating because he had accidentally messed up his lines.
"Onodera Mental Clinic" and "My Mother's Name is Eiko" are fictional settings in scripts that Ayutori wrote for the stage. In the actual performance, the audience seats are to the left of the blackboard, so Suzuki and the others open their bodies to that side when acting.
Well... I'll leave the interpretation of the final episode up to you. However, there is one interpretation I would recommend.
For some reason, I confused Ayutori's lines with the author's lines, and I couldn't think of a punchline so I threw out a meta-throw.
Ge END
---That's fine, but at the very least, this is an interpretation that falls short of what was expected, so if you can't think of anything else, it would be better for you to take a look at the answer I'll write below.
A scene from Ayutori's three years of high school, the script deadline
At first glance, the ending seems like a meta throwaway punchline, as the scene where he is chased and runs away is in the last frame of the final episode.
--But that's okay. It's a gimmick unique to chronological shuffling.
However, there is more to come.
As the afterword to volume 10 says, "Read it again and if you're satisfied, then move on to the epilogue," the answer lies in the previously published volumes.
